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<br />!I At the request of' Mr. Lamb the Ci t~T Engineer explained the possible opening of
<br />23rd Avenue from Hilyard to Alder Street. It was explained by the City Engineer
<br />tha t thi s property had been oymed by the Eugere Bi ble College, but that the Ci ty
<br />now owns a strip 33 .feet wide, and the SchooldDistrict No.4 owns a strip 33
<br />feet wide, and it would only necessitate securing deeds to a small amount of land
<br />to enable them to re-open the street. The matter was referred to Mr. Clubb to
<br />procure deeds to this property, if possible, for road purposes.
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<br />At this time Councilman .Reid appeared in Council.
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<br />The Health Committee" by Chainnan Zumwalt, moved to condemn a building at
<br />161 E. Street, an extension of 2nd Street, and a building at 1569 Willame,tte
<br />Street. The motion was seconded and carried and the same was referred to the
<br />City Attorney.
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<br />Councilman Harris .presented a Ie tter from the State Relief' Commi ttee of' '
<br />Oregon asking for the use of the Park Cottage on Monday and Tuesday ev.enings for
<br />about the next three or four months, in order that they might take advantage of
<br />the State Department of Education's system of Adult Education. It was moved and
<br />seconded'that this request be granted providing that the group agrees to keep
<br />the ,condi tion of ,the bui,lding and its furni tur.e the same as found.
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<br />" The Police C,ommittee by Chairman Simon presented the foll,owing list of 43
<br />appllca tions for ,beer licenses, and moved tha t, the: same be approved. ' Motion was, s
<br />seconded and carried.
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<br />W. H. Allenbaugh
<br />Frank A. Briggs
<br />G. B. and J. D. Brown
<br />O. H. and A. H. Bray
<br />P . VI. Buclmum
<br />Club Cigar Store
<br />Cosmo Cigar Store
<br />goseph J. Chiaramonte
<br />W. J. Colbert
<br />1!.ugene Ho tel
<br />. Elks Lo dge #351J
<br />H. D. Green
<br />S. K. George
<br />J.. F. Gero't
<br />King Gray
<br />Joe D. Hale
<br />T. W. Harris
<br />Vi rgil Ham
<br />E. G. Jurgens
<br />C. M. Lo,lc oms.
<br />Mille r & Sylvester
<br />Carl J._ Mille r
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<br />Mrs. Paul Mou rmou ri s
<br />Harold McCrady ,
<br />.E. C. Ma nn ~
<br />Moose Lodge #686
<br />Osburn Hotel
<br />Russell Prairie
<br />.Ben Perlich
<br />Luther J. Petersen
<br />Nona Price
<br />Reese, Oldham, & Lindlay
<br />;Elme r Ro bert,s
<br />~lph & Stanley #3
<br />,J. A. Seely
<br />Da rle Seymour
<br />,Earl A. Simmons
<br />Suike r & Grei ve
<br />,Clarence vV. Wilcox
<br />H. H. Weiss
<br />O. H. Via tkins
<br />,W. R. Wallace
<br />H. B. Yount
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<br />Chairman Simon also reported that there woere four beer applications they
<br />were, holding for further investigation, as follows:
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<br />Tiffany Davis Drug Co.
<br />Fred E. Steen
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<br />Edward LeRoy Garne~
<br />State Hotel Company
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<br />In ~bsequent discussion, and upon the report of Chief of Police Bergman, after
<br />a te~ephone conversation with Mr. A. R. Tiffany, it was moved and seconded that
<br />Mr. Jiffany's application be approved, and it was carried. The remaining th~e
<br />were" held :for :further considera ti on, and the P,Olice Coromi ttee were granted the
<br />poweF to appr9ve or reject them.
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<br />_ Chairman Simon reconmended that the following beer applications be rejected-:
<br />Floy~ E. Brown, Max O. Green, and Rich & Millard, and his recommendation was
<br />adop~ed by the Cpuncil.
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<br />:Dr. Simon also' stated that they had receiyed several applications from
<br />esta<blishments located in the University zone .that had been created by Ordinanc.e
<br />No. ?388, and the Committee :felt that they had absolutely no authority to recom-
<br />mend_ or reject these applications: C. C. Campbell, M. J. Robinson, and Newton
<br />S. Smith.
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<br />At this time the following addressed the Council concerning the above
<br />subj~ct: John T. Evans, Mrs. Elder, Miss Brown, Bert Mustoe, Mrs. Pauline Walton,
<br />1liss.Mabel Knowltpn, Mr. Jack, Boyd,_Mr. J. Rowland, Captain Thompson, C. Madison
<br />Landaker, and Mr. M. J. Robinson. The Recorder was called upon by the Mayor to
<br />read Ordinance No. 8288 concerning the zone. It was then moved by Councilman
<br />Carlson that the Ordinance stand as read. Motion was seconded and the ayes and
<br />nays were called. Councilmen voting aye, Simon, Zumwalt, Bond, Harris, and
<br />Carlson. Nay, Lamb, Hendershott, and Reid. The motion carried.
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